A 2000 Dodge Ram Van B3500-based Roadtrek 190 Versatile is drawing attention for its unusually low indicated distance. The camper conversion shows 17,000 kilometers, or about 11,000 miles, making it a notably low-use example of an early-2000s Roadtrek motorhome.
The van was converted by Roadtrek Motorhomes of Ontario, Canada, and was originally built for the Canadian market. According to the listing details, it was exported to Japan years ago before later returning to North America.
That cross-border history adds an extra layer of interest to a model already known for combining full-size van underpinnings with compact motorhome practicality. The Roadtrek 190 Versatile has long appealed to buyers looking for a smaller RV format that is easier to maneuver than a larger coach.
With its 2000 Dodge Ram Van B3500 chassis, Canadian-market origins, and very low kilometer reading, this example stands out as a rare survivor. Its mileage and international journey are likely to make it especially noteworthy among vintage conversion van and compact motorhome shoppers.
